Sentence examples similar to Admired assistance from inspiring English sources
Cuba is also beloved and admired for its international medical assistance program, for its prowess in music and dance, in art and in athletics.
Admired General Secretary ITGLWF.
In a nation once admired for its open borders, its commitment to human rights and humanitarian assistance, something has gone wrong -- deeply and disturbingly wrong.
AT THE Cabela's megastore in central Texas, men in cowboy hats admire the stacks of guns ("Don't see what firearms you're looking for? Please ask for assistance") and the endless rows of bristling fishing rods.
Ismail Haniyeh of Hamas will remain prime minister, but Salam Fayyad, admired in the US and Europe, is designated finance minister, a safe pair of hands to administer vital foreign assistance.
Hitler admired Rosenberg's impeccable Fascist aesthetics (Rosenberg had decried Expressionism as "syphilitic") and in 1940 had directed the Wehrmacht to extend all possible assistance to his unit.
I've always admired writers like Joyce Cary, who could master both tonalities; and, even more, writers like Svevo, who could submerge the comic impulse into a kind of squeamish surface with unreliable assistance to the reader.
Ramsey Clark admires Taylor personally and points out that he went to war against the repressive Doe regime, which had received close to half a billion dollars in aid and military assistance from the Reagan Administration.
Always admired their diligence.
